Fall in New York brings changing leaves, cooler temperatures, shorter days—and a new set of conditions for the wireless infrastructure that keeps communities connected. Most of us rarely think about what happens to wireless networks when the weather changes. But behind every call, text, notification, and connection is physical infrastructure that must perform through wind, … Read more
As students return to schools, colleges, and universities across New York, another back-to-school transition is happening behind the scenes: campus networks are preparing for a significant increase in demand. Smartphones, laptops, tablets, classroom technology, security systems, and other connected devices are coming back online, often in the same places and at the same times. From … Read more
Earlier this month, the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) announced it had been awarded nearly $30 million from the U.S. Department of Labor to expand Registered Apprenticeship programs for the telecommunications workforce. The investment highlights a growing industry priority: ensuring the wireless sector has the skilled workforce needed to support the networks of today and tomorrow. … Read more
On Feb 21, NEWS10 ABC released a news segment titled “Cell Phone Dead Zones and Public Safety” with a quote from NYSWA Board Member Paul Fettuccia on tower and small cell deployment in the area, including comments from State Legislators Paul Burgdorf (R) and Joseph O’Brien (D), and Albany County Sheriff Craig Apple. This segment … Read more
Founding Board Member Christopher B. Fisher steps down after six years, Lucia Chiocchio named Vice President New York – Dec. 12, 2018 – The New York State Wireless Association (NYSWA) announced that Thomas Marciano, Chief Revenue Officer of inRange Solutions, was appointed President, effective Dec. 13, 2018. Christopher B. Fisher, Managing Partner at Cuddy & … Read more